View Full Version : Proto M.U.C. (Mello Utility Combat)
Jake Mello
11-10-2009, 07:16 PM
Thought I would post some pic's and see what you all thought. Thanks for looking. Comment's welcome.2thumbs
Proto M.U.C. (Mello Utility Combat)
OAL: 7.875"
Blade Length: 3.5"
Steel: Stonewashed 1095
Handle Material: Blk/OD G-10
ddavelarsen
11-11-2009, 03:23 AM
That looks totally ready to get to work. I like it! 2thumbs
JAWilliams
11-11-2009, 07:26 AM
That looks like a user sir.
Frstr8
11-11-2009, 10:46 AM
Awesome knife! I need to add one of these to my users for sure!
DeanoD
11-11-2009, 09:07 PM
I have a little time with the previous proto, which is roughly the same design except without thumb grooves. The hollow grind is fairly thin, but it enabled me to get a hair shaving edge. It gets a bit thicker toward the tip to make it tougher/less prone to breaking. This thing is a slicing machine, and so far edge holding has been very good. Mine has the G10 scales going all the way to the butt, but this new one should allow for a better glass breaker. It does not look like it will affect the grip at all. With the index finger cutout, it allows for a very firm grip even in the wet. Mine fits snugly in the kydex with a nice snap as I deploy the knife. I like the molle lock for my flying bug-out-bag, but you could easily install a tek-lock or nothing for a pack knife. I like the stone wash (first time for me), because it hides reminders of it being used. I'm a big fan of bead blast finishes on combat knives, but think I like this better. It limits reflection, but is smoother and doesn't have those tiny pits...better for cleaning. It looks cool too!
Not everyone needs a full on fighter here in the desert, and this is a good example of a very useful tool...and it will even spread peanut butter from those throw away one serving tubs. The clip of the blade on the back side of the spine is a natural spreader 2thumbs
Allen Newberry
11-11-2009, 09:25 PM
Looking good Mr... I mean Jake.
Jake Mello
11-11-2009, 11:17 PM
Thank's everyone for the comment's. And thank you Deano for the insightful review. I think I have a few more minor details to work out and this one might become one of my regulars.2thumbs
Thank's,
Mr. Mello Yellow:p
Jim Adams Customs
11-12-2009, 12:40 AM
Great looking knife.
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